We’re in for an exciting night of WNBA action. Thursday’s slate features two intriguing matchups, including a rematch between the Fever and Dream and a star-studded showdown featuring the Liberty and Sky.
Here are my best WNBA prop bets today.
All WNBA odds are current as of Thursday, May 22.
Garrett Chorpenning’s WNBA prop betting record: 4-4 (+0.07 units)
Best WNBA Player Props Today
Aliyah Boston: Over 14.5 Points (-130) @ Dream
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Much of the spotlight has been on Caitlin Clark to open the 2025 season — and rightfully so — but let’s not ignore Aliyah Boston in the process. The 2023 No. 1 overall pick is making the most of her partnership with Clark, averaging 21.5 points and 11.5 rebounds through her first two games.
Boston has consistently been set up for high-percentage looks in and around the paint by Clark, but of course, it’s up to Boston to follow through and connect on those opportunities when she gets them. Fortunately for the Fever, she’s been converting with ease, sinking 17 of her first 25 field-goal attempts.
Boston was especially lethal in Indiana’s 91-90 loss to Atlanta earlier this week, pouring in 24 points to go along with 10 rebounds, four assists, and two blocks in 37 minutes. She was also efficient at the free-throw line, hitting six out of seven attempts.
The Fever have more mouths to feed this go around with Natasha Howard and DeWanna Bonner in the fold, but it’s clear that getting Boston established remains a high priority under the direction of Stephanie White. Take the over at -130 with your WNBA bet of the day.
Best WNBA Props Today
Liberty: 1H -6.5 (-112) @ Sky
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The defending champions lived up to their lofty expectations in Saturday’s season-opening victory, topping A’ja Wilson and the Aces, 92-78. New York surged in the second quarter and never looked back, with Breanna Stewart and the newly-added Natasha Cloud combining for 47 points.
Meanwhile, the Sky couldn’t have gotten off to a worse start in their 2025 debut, losing 93-58 to the rival Fever. Angel Reese led the way with 12 points and 17 rebounds, but scoring will seemingly be tough for this team to come by.
Chicago ranked second-to-last in offense in 2024, and its top two scorers — Chennedy Carter and Marina Mabrey — departed in the offseason. The return of Courtney Vandersloot could help get the ball rolling, but as it stands, this group doesn’t have the horsepower to keep up with the high-octane Liberty.
As such, New York should have little trouble building a lead of at least seven points entering the break. Lock this one in at -112.
